Thompson Center Arms.

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squirrelhunter

Discussion Starter · Sep 21, 2013 (Edited)

For years I did all my hunting with a T/C G2 Contender either in pistol form or rifle form,mostly in pistol. Here's what I have now after some trading and replacing.

44 Mag rifle.

45 caliber ml barrel with extra forend and stock.

35 Rem pistol and 22 lr barrel.

And .223 rifle barrel.

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SHOOTER13

· #2 · Sep 21, 2013

Gotta love multi caliber quik-change hunting arms...

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mgardner

· #3 · Sep 29, 2013

Nice gun. I love my G-2. It's light enough as a rifle that it's no burden. Mine's in .223. I went to Mike Bellm's website and got parts to accurize it and do the trigger too.

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squirrelhunter

Discussion Starter · #4 · Sep 30, 2013

mgardner said:
Nice gun. I love my G-2. It's light enough as a rifle that it's no burden. Mine's in .223. I went to Mike Bellm's website and got parts to accurize it and do the trigger too.

I got their oversized pin for the pistol frame only so far,but that's all I've gotten. I have both a pistol frame and a rifle frame but don't mind the triggers on either 1. I may get another pin for the rifle frame,not sure.

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mgardner

· #5 · Sep 30, 2013

TC's original got a rocky start because we would shoot them to pieces in short order in pistol silhouette competition. They never figured anyone would shoot them that much. TC stayed in the game though and finally produced a product that seems to stand up to most any abuse now. I've had this one for a long time.

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